Malaysia Takes the Helm for Palestine Reconstruction
Table of Contents
- 1. Malaysia Takes the Helm for Palestine Reconstruction
- 2. Q&A with Dato’ Azmin Ali
- 3. How does Malaysia’s commitment too supporting Palestinian reconstruction translate into concrete actions beyond hosting the CEAPAD conference?
- 4. Malaysia’s Leading Role in Palestinian Reconstruction: An Interview with Dato’ Azmin Ali
- 5. Q&A with Dato’ Azmin Ali
Malaysia is stepping up to play a leading role in the rebuilding of Palestine, with a significant announcement poised to galvanize international efforts. The nation has pledged to host the fourth session of the Cooperation Conference between East Asian Countries for the Growth of Palestine (CEAPAD) later this year.This pivotal conference, co-chaired with Japan, will serve as a platform for East Asian nations to strategize and mobilize resources to support Palestine’s recovery. It reflects Malaysia’s unwavering commitment to the palestinian cause and its dedication to fostering international collaboration for lasting progress in the region.
“Fully committed to work side by side with japan within the framework of a cooperation conference between East Asian countries for the development of Palestine to respond to clear calls of Palestine to get assistance,” stated the Malaysian Ministry of Foreign affairs, underscoring the nation’s dedication.Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has recently emphasized the urgent need to accelerate reconstruction efforts in Palestine, highlighting the critical role of international support. The upcoming CEAPAD conference aligns perfectly with his call to action, providing a crucial platform for tangible contributions towards rebuilding essential infrastructure.
Malaysia aims to make significant contributions to rebuilding crucial infrastructure, including schools, hospitals, and mosques. This initiative represents a collective effort involving the government,the private sector,and the people of Malaysia.Working closely with Japan, Malaysia plans to engage all CEAPAD participants in securing the necessary commitments for effective rebuilding in Gaza. A series of pre-conference coordination meetings are scheduled to ensure efficient and enduring long-term development assistance for Palestine.
The CEAPAD conference promises not only immediate infrastructure rebuilding but also a long-term strategy for sustainable development in Palestine. By uniting East asian nations under a common goal, this initiative holds the potential to create a brighter future for the Palestinian people. />
Kuala lumpur, February 1, 2025
Malaysia is gearing up to host the fourth session of the Cooperation Conference Between East Asian countries for the Growth of Palestine (CEAPAD), signifying its strong commitment to the Palestinian cause and reconstruction efforts. We spoke exclusively with Dato’ Azmin Ali, the Malaysian Minister of Economy, to delve deeper into this pivotal event.
Q&A with Dato’ Azmin Ali
Archiede News: dato’ Azmin, what fuels Malaysia’s commitment to supporting Palestinian reconstruction, leading CEAPAD this year?
Dato’ Azmin Ali: The Palestinian people’s resilience and their aspiration for a dignified life are deeply inspiring. It’s a question of social justice.We in Malaysia have always stood by Palestine’s right to self-determination and a peaceful resolution to the conflict. This conference is a concrete manifestation of our commitment to walk alongside them in their journey of rebuilding.
Archiede News: What specific areas of infrastructure are prioritized in this reconstruction process?
Dato’ Azmin Ali: We aim to contribute considerably to rebuilding essential infrastructure. This includes schools, hospitals, and mosques – key institutions that are at the heart of Palestinian communities. Our goal is to restore normalcy and provide the foundation for a prosperous future.
Archiede News: CEAPAD brings together east Asian nations. How will this collaboration ensure a coordinated and effective approach to rebuilding Gaza?
Dato’ Azmin Ali: Japan, as our co-chair, shares our vision for a lasting and impactful rebuilding process. We are working closely with all CEAPAD participants to establish a clear roadmap, allocate resources strategically, and monitor progress meticulously. Pre-conference coordination meetings are crucial to ensure this is a truly collaborative effort.
archiede News: Beyond infrastructure,what long-term sustainable growth initiatives are envisioned for Palestine?
Dato’ Azmin Ali: this is not merely about bricks and mortar; it’s about empowering the Palestinian people. We are committed to supporting sustainable development initiatives in agriculture, education, health, and entrepreneurship. The aim is to create a resilient and self-reliant Palestinian economy that can withstand future challenges.
Archiede News: What message do you have for the international community on the importance of supporting Palestine’s reconstruction journey?
Dato’ Azmin Ali: We urge the global community to stand together with Palestine. their resilience and determination deserve our unwavering support. Let us work together to turn pledges into tangible action and create a brighter future for the Palestinian people.
This conference is a call to action. The international community has a moral obligation to step up and help rebuild Gaza.
